Bitcoin Accumulation Trend Score measures aggregate BTC accumulation across six address-balance cohorts, from <1 BTC to ≥10k BTC, as a single 0–1 score. Use 1D for the shortest accumulation horizon, 7D for short-term accumulation, 30D as the canonical view, and 60D for more persistent accumulation. Each window has a longer reference history that provides the baseline for interpreting its score: 14D, 30D, 90D, and 180D respectively.
A rising score generally means accumulation strength, its trend, or both are improving relative to the window’s reference history; a falling score means the opposite. Read against BTC price, the score shows whether accumulation builds into advances, pullbacks, or consolidation.
A low score indicates weak or absent accumulation, not necessarily active distribution. A high score indicates strong accumulation relative to the window’s reference history, but does not by itself establish net accumulation.